Books in the Mail

I thought it would be cool to post a list of books I have received free from paperbackswap.com. Over two hundred books have come my way through PBS since I joined, but I'm just going to list the ones specifically for homeschooling over the last few months.

• Explode the Code, Bk 6
• History Pockets, Ancient Civilizations, Grade 1-3
• Literature Pockets, Folktales Fairytales, Grades K-1
• A Guide for Using The Cricket in Times Square in the Classroom
• The Cricket in Times Square
• 100 Top Picks For Homeschool Curriculum: Choosing The Right Curriculum And Approach For Your Child's Learning Style
• Nitty-Gritty Grammar : A Not-So-Serious Guide to Clear Communication
• Seascapes (Looking at Paintings Series)
• Draw Fantasy: Dragons, Centaurs, and Other Mythological Characters
• History Pockets, Ancient Egypt, Grades 4-6
• Pyramids: 50 Hands-On Activities to Experience Ancient Egypt (Kaleidoscope Kids)
• 6,000 Years of Earth History (CD) (Vision Forum)
  
• Alternatives to Worksheets: Motivational Reading and Writing Activities Across the Curriculum
• Gonzo Gizmos: Projects Devices to Channel Your Inner Geek
• Storytime Crafts for Kids
• Making God's Word Stick
• Backyard Ballistics
• History Pockets, Ancient Greece, Grades 4-6 (History Pockets)
• Ancient Greece!: 40 Hands-On Activities to Experience This Wondrous Age (Kaleidoscope Kids)
• The Enormous Egg
• DK Readers: Going for Gold (Level 4: Proficient Readers)
• DK Readers: Robin Hood (Level 4: Proficient Readers)
• Literature Pockets, Fiction (Literature Pockets)
• Johann Sebastian Bach (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Composers)
• Twizzlers Percentages Book
• The Bronze Bow
• A Coloring Book of Tutankhamun
• A Coloring Book of Ancient Egypt
• Steven Caney's Invention Book
• Child's Play (6-12) : 160 Instant Activities, Crafts, and Science Projects for Grade Schoolers
• Life in Ancient Egypt Coloring Book
• Honestly, Katie John

That's a nice list, isn't it? Now, to use paperbackswap, one lists books she no longer wants and mails them out to people who request them, earning a credit per book. You pay for the books you mail out - an average of $2 per book. You can use your credits to request other books you want and the sender pays for the shipping. It is AWESOME!!

Wanna try it out? Link in my sidebar!